A high-level committee, established to spearhead India's drive towards self-sufficiency in bulk drugs, has raised concerns about the substantial underutilization of allocated funds.
Formed to reduce dependence on Chinese imports, the high-powered committee has urged the government to allocate additional funds for new initiatives.
While expressing appreciation for the government's efforts in implementing the 'Promotion of Bulk Drug Parks' scheme at $360 million, the committee said it is hopeful that the entire allocated amount of $108 million for the fiscal year 2023-24 will be fully utilized.
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